The Story of James Robinson

Hi,

I have a few favorites in La Jolla.

1). Brockton Villa Restaurant – 858-454-7393 $$ (Moderate)

2). Azul – La Jolla – 858-494-9616 $$+ (Upper Moderate)

3). George’s at the Cove – 858-454-4244 $$$ (Expensive)

But worth every penny. George Hauer is the consummate host and there are several dining rooms available as well as the upper deck. The last time I was there for brunch was Mother’s Day a few years back so they might not have all levels of the restaurant open. Trey Foshee is Executive Chef and makes sure his staff knows that You Are Their Most Important Customer!

4). The Marine Room – 858-459-7222 $$$ (Expensive)

This is the Grand daddy of all Brunches. The Dining room sits on the water, during high tide, the waves break on the windows. Food and Service are the best you will find in San Diego, no matter what meal you are served. Executive Chef is Bernard Guillas. He makes this restaurant shine!

Now whether you can get a reservation or not is iffy if you need one for Sunday Morning (7/09/06). That being said, If your party is small enough they should be able to fit your party in.

The nicest thing is that these restaurants (Except the Marine Room) are all within a few blocks of each other as well as other good brunch restaurants along Prospect Street. There are also hotels along the way like the (5). La Valencia Hotel (The big Pink one!) that also serve Sunday Brunch, I just have not been to any of those other places. That being said, it is La Jolla, and almost any place that you choose, will offer you a very nice brunch

I hope that this was help full, Good Eating!

James